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... would the third before Parliament in the next session the two previous ones having cost £1700 They were becoming thick blackberries He for more time to consider this question Mr said that by refusing this motion Council would itself in difficulties of ...

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... ROBERTS'S WILD & BITTER BEER ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT OR BOTTLED. SUPERIOR WINES I SPIRITS ALWAYS IN Srocz. THE only Mushroom and Blackberry Buyer. Goo prices given. PROPRIETOR: SAMUEL GLITHERO. NOTE Till ADDRESSES & 5, NEW STREET, ABERYSTWYTH ...

... its advisability, he pointed out that under the present rule of party the bungling* of the Councillors wete as thick as blackberries on a hedge.'' A heated debate followed, iv which Councillors Scott, Mann, and Gardiuer, and a large number of members took ...

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... whispered one matron, who had brought child in arms to see the show, and who kept handing her little one clusters of the great blackberries that grew so plentifully upon the banks, “ because if she I shouldn't like to and bear her cry aloud.” “ Nay,” said another ...

... notably, by the Misses Pears, Paddison, Swan, Clements, Rutter (some very fine roses), Brackenbury (an excellent study of blackberry foliage from nature), &c. And, whilst dealing with the paintings, we should certainly mention the many examples shown by ...

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